[Buzz]

Mike, I think you may be wrong. The door panels, body shape, stance and wheel/body relationship all point to Everett Morrison. As for the different looking dash, E-M did offer a console as an option. They offered a stout, beautiful round tube frame and a variety of suspension options from Mustang II to Corvette to Jaguar, but sadly, they never got the "look" - stance, body shape and wheel positioning right. The body (especially in the arse end) sits high on the frame and the wheel offsets tend to have the tires protruding past the fenders, both front and rear. Those issues can be fixed to a certain extent by an owner who cares to do so and the result can be a good looking car on a stout, well built platform.